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~~i I ~. that SOT eadY . t4+ fri4‘ • 1111, - •a. , 1 (01,1 •""i' 1,4 •11 ' .„ p • . 1 7 . r . . • • , • GOs 41; \)k, oir„t ) 4 1 . N . it A 1 1 t t the ly to Ij ~. ..a ngth oder )act nbvi and ibte; IDOTC.7I PriPERS. • • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, • May sa, 'Sag. • MOTICE i hereby gi ven , th at a. Session of a s y Etr 4.11 and Terminer and Gaol belivery, JOr the Trial of:Of - meet e , mmitted op ibe High &at, toiohin the :7urtreik7ion o/ Ibe At ntir.z4 rEagland, toil! he bell at Justice Hall, in the Old Bal.. Icy, London, on Friday; the 23d of :fume next, ot Rigbt in the Morning. orno tivd, also III( tiod an►e ell); !> 50 the ly a the 1 to (WC the 11c. 'e!- yr* I)3t de- fight 901 the di )old )itNt ~ ~ ~~. r i` ~, ,' a . ~`~~, 01. 4 ~.. a~ #ar~ ;dt'• :: , 1•100 ' 4 • CARTWRICEIT's MUSICAL CLASSES and other ENTERTAINMENTS . , At his Saloon, Prince's4trect, Leicester.square. • 114 R. CARTWRIGHT respeaftilly infotms the Public, that the above place continues open every Evening. Part the Ist, a variety of English, Irish, and Scutt;ll Airs, interspersed With 'thethost admired Duets, by himself and Daughter, on his grand Set of Musical Glasses; titter whien, she will Siva Recitations and Songs, accompa- Zied by herself on a newly zonstrutted,Cabinet Piano Forte; 411 e whole to conclude with an elegant display of Philosophi cal Fite. Willits produced by inflammable Air. Admittance Ihree Shillings. ' Doors to be opened at 'flair past Seiren ; the Performance to begin at Lighko'Clo..k.' Tickets may be had, and placei taken, from Twelve till hut cult day at the Saloon. •To the PRIVATE CREDITORSofCEORGE CLARK, Esq. cleCeasid.' ' THE : separate CREDITORS of GEORGE. CLARK ~ late of Lombard.strect, in the City of Lon. don, and of West hatch, in the County of Essex, deceased, are requested immediately to bend ,a Statement of their De. minds, and of the Seturitles they may. hold,- tut Messrs: ma and Cortield, Solicitors, Skinnetti' r nalf, Londota.- • • • YORK. AND LEEDS NEW Commodiops,: gale; Chtlap, and,Eipedi tlous POST CUAC}4ES will set out from the COLDEN-CROSS, CHAR! isiG,CIWSS, every morning at half past Five; breakfast at the Red 'Lion, ',Barnet ; dine at the Cock, Eaton; sup at Grethainfihn: breakfast-at the ed Lion Inn, Dinicaster; atuLarrive in Leeds by twelve, and Yo:k by one, at Noon. 'There are only four Coachmen e i ,roployed, and the same Guard and Coach go . throughout. 'very exertii:n has been and will continue to `be.made, to render tins the best Conveyance on the North Road, ikro By GEORGE BOULTON and Co. rttthe Golden• Cross, the tellowing Carriages set out, be- side many others ton numerous to intuition : Liverpool expeditious Posv Coaches, only One Night out, every Wonting at six. , liolyhead and North Wales Mail every evening. ' • Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and . Birmingham New Post Coaches, every morning at nine. Ludlow, Worcester, add Oxford Mail every _evening, and a new Volt Coach Tuesday, Thursday, and ,Saturday, Lt two. • Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and .Chelten mtn Mail every evening. Cheltenham and Oxford. New and Only Day Coach every tnorning at six. ' Brighton, Bast Bourn, Worthing, Hastings.; Portsmodth„ , te uthampton,,l.sle of Wight ; Bognor, Chichester, Arundel, Little Hampton; Margate, Itainsgate,.Dover, Deal, Hythe,. kolkatone, issc.,&c: Daily Coaches. hblished by J. and C. RIVING TON, St. Paul's Church yard, price zs. Pew REMARKS-on SCRIPTURE; partial a: larly on the Seventy Weeks Prophecy of Daniel, the Itatisfaelory solution of which is discovered. • N.B, it Is worthy of remark that thesolutions best known. ti this most important of all Chronological Prophecies rest in thet &flowing ground Firtst, That we may date from w h ere we please. Secondly, That the words of " Messiah shall be Utt oft; but not for himself," means any thing whatever that Ikakpened Outing tile course of Christ's Ministry. - And rot the rest of the Prophecy means, .by certain figures of W "QV° t hing at a . I I This Day were published, . , 142 Yols.veith a Portriit, after a Miniature by Zinck, price 1 4s. In boards:; a very kw copies on larger paper, price ii. 4 1 . • i rfin LETTERS of MRS. ELIZABETH MONTAGU; with some of the. LET rE RS of her CORRESPON I, DENTS.—Part the First, • containing her etters from an early age to the age of 23. ' Published by MAT'', ii 4 W MONTAGU, Esq. M. I'. her Nephew - and Executor. Printed let I'. Catlell.and W. Davies, Strand. This.. Day was publ'plied, liardsomely printed in Quirt() and ii i usirated by numerous Engravings, together with the Apparatus complete, .trice i6s. in boards, a, New Edition; corrected and en larged, ar • ECTURES on the PRINCIPLES and FRAC .I4..a TICE of PERSPECZIVE, as iteiivere4lut the Royal nstitution. By 101-1 N GEORGE WOOD, F.A.S. Printed for 'F, Cade!! and W. Davieb - . • . Just publisht In Ona Volume- t zino. price 6s; in extra boards, THE TRAVELS of Ii.UNIANIIJS in ,Search ot the TEMPLE of lIAP I'l ESS ; art Allegbry. • Zro cate oi whieh it subjned, te Manus cript; Interlude,, ‘ l4 did to the Readers of the above,. " I see that all Are waliddrers, gone astray, Each in his u.vil delnsion:".—Cow per, published by Sherwood, li:.ely,,.ant lams, Paternoster- A w e lters by i• Ridgway, 170, Piccadilly ; And to be harlot all e cwks. DENMARK AND SIVD • xtt This Day , 4 w ° etezaut Volumes, smallu E tuxt Ocuivot price ros. bti. in • . ards Ti - iROUG o E - 1 , DENMARK and cart teat )" ,‘..sttecoditort during. Whiter an:t Spring of the'pre tne :CAr l 03 09, containutg aUthentic particulas of the do ot those Countries, the opinions.of the In-, 8144444 t5,'Ztal the s;ate ot Agriculture. The p)i ')A.ftlp.S . MACDONALD. Author of the above work watl wrecKed - oir the Scaw the zottt day of November hot andrAll*' qUelitly had op. otrtities of making .1 tour of deothark, autl suhscquently 64 0 Wedto• lit malty pouts vinv 'this %yolk possesseS , claims on the curiosity of pubie. ' • ...„4pnclon •Printed for It'whattl, and to.be had of nooksetkrs. A UNIV.ERSAL SC.IIOOL BOOK. A 11 This Pay .was New Edition,. price • )r i ve bound with the full t raE allrovance to School s , CLASS-BOOK ; or, .365 .LESSONS fel ollt LnAll3h Classes; in all . Schools, 'Male and-Ferri*. ~-e wining I nst tu ai nn on ;ever} , ii3e(ul.and important Sub ta in the carted and elegant Language of the best.Authars ; "tratilierl in Lcsson4 fOr tVel,Day hi the Year: • • .. ;.Be , •By thw.R e v. DAVI!) BLAIR, •A. NI. • annual Sale r.f nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this Inc3 " l,l •PariAble Schoul.Hook, and the avidity with which it coembines to be adopt'' •in the first Schools of the Empi re , sufficient testimonies of its superior pretensions, and Lt t l ifY an ex pettAtion that it will in due time be universally la" eadingG'led awl preferred as aiinishing Book in the practice of -• • Vrintell for kiehatd. Phillips, London; gad to; be had of all 4 00ksellers in G teat Britain and I telancl. • ()I wholit inayb hach by the sarne Author, Thel first Catethi.strt, pike " 4. R eading Exercises for the I urtior• Classes, *a . 6d.. 3. 'File Grammar or Pailosophy,..3s. 4. 'l:bi Grammat cif to 6d , . • - • - . LAW. Lately was published • A NEW EDITION, with very f t ill N otes and ElPlane . fleas, of LORD CHANCELLOR BACON'S RE ADING U PON TFIE STATUTE :OF USES, which forint the G rbund. work of Modern , Convening. By WILCIAM HENRY ROWE , Esq, • o f . Inn. A certain " Critical Review" in the exercise of that 'are and happy talent for which it is distinguished, namely, that of communicating to its Readers ' .what are the Merit s or D e- . merits of Works, th e contents of which liavepeetimereiyguess. ed at, asserts with its usual flippancy that' the above edition of Bacon on Uses, in consequence of the very few correc lions it contains, is altogether unnecessary ;" although there absolutely are, alteratiOns in it by which even the meaning of the text of all the other additions path been entirelychanged, scarcely less in n u mber than the pages of the work itself; and .consequently it is most iialpabie that those alterations, whether tudhious or not (upon which it is not for the Edi tor to give any opinion,) must necessarily render the present edition sometilitik; very different front being inetely untie. eessary" II Brit, In older, not so much to vindicate the ednion an question, asIO lay' bare either the blindness on the one hand, or the malignity on the otii,r, of the self-dubbed tam :petent and impartial Critic above alluded to, it wilt be, AIWA: 441110e/it to givein exiled iirtwi3 from all the other Reviews tar.‘‘'hich the Work hags been taken notice of— Reviews which do not attempt t,l rhilfil upon the Public. either gross inisre.' prcNvatat ion ut or a pretended Review of Books which . :lii;ve nor been • -' " The peculiar merit end.excellerce of the present edition (says the Law lournao are so apparent as to be Immediately discoverable —The first thing remarkable, and, we add, pra4C- worthy ; in this edition, is the great number of emenda tions.whieli the Eititochath made. in the text ; some of them, • to give a totally tlittZtrent sense from ail other editions, other s toe'kplairt material disti l iCtion s , and many to elucidate that which in the former text was wholly unintelligible.—" As there are few who would now resit Coke's :First Institutes, without the: late valuable Comnientary, so we trust there will be no Student who is tempted, as doubtless all will be, by thegreat name of Bacoo, to study his Reading On Uses, who will not be thankful to Mr. Rowe for the assistance lie has affbriletl."--Law tourn,il fur One, p. I th, tp. " Sonle.obscuritieS, arising partly tarn the carelessneSs of its first Editors, and partly from the abstruse nature of the stadedt, Itavelong required the aid of a judicious Annotator; and we think that Mr. Rowe has rendered an acceptable ser. vice'tO the profession (partictilhirly the younger part. of it,) by the pain; which he has bestowed upon this undertaking." And again, " Other 'parts of the work contain many.iiticcess ful alterations: of the. text of former editions, which were involved in deep obscurity."—Monthly Rev. for October, .IEO6. " To mention many of the numerous emendations here would exceed our limits. The 'notes are extremely Valuable, both because they afford facility to the jUst under. standing of. the text, and because they contain able discus— sions of 'some of the most itnportaa points in the , Law Uses. These advantages, added to the judicious' alterations in the text itself, render the present `.edition a most valuable present to the profession in general."—See the Literary tour. nal for April, ttios. Liberal and manly criticism challenges respea ; but such an example of puctile pertness and.barefaced•misrepresenta tion as the thing affords %vh:chits'owner calls by the prosti. tuted name of, Critical Review," only meets with its de sert, when its real .qualities are thus.lteld up to the.deriston and reprobation of that public whose countenance it has the modesty to solicit by the speciou,s• promises of competency and impartiality.l Loudon: Sold by Butterworth, Fleet.street. Of whom may be had, just published; Mr. Rowe's A rgument in Support Of the Dottrine of Scin tilla juris, A. CERTAIN DISEASE. • DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called GUT.TA' SA LUTARIS, may be depended on to be a certain, sale, and speedy cure for the most inveterate: Venereal Disease, L 'rota, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its operation is by Urine and , ins ens ibl e persp i rat i on . A sl ight case is genera ly cured in• a few days, and a con6rmed Lues in a short tune, Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, li.herrinatisms, (.; ravels, ‘Veaknesses, and Obstructions. are speedily removed by , these safe and salutary (imps. They require nothing to work them off, no restraint of diet,' or liiiitlerance from, business. These who-take Ilan may de pend n a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They ca'ltse no sickness, and the pa tient may go about his or her business with Out the least clan ger. The large. ti UarititieS that are daily sold for expor cation and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other medicine in the known world. Sold.by appointment of. Dr. Freeman at Mr. 13uileras, No. 4, 'ClieapSide, corner of Pa t .:master-row ; and, retail by one or More Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles at its. yd. and 45. 6d. each, with amide directions. UUtIEN' PROFESSIONAL MEN o f Educa v v ~tion and Responsibility deviate from the general sys. tem; by the 'seleetluit of a particular branch, the sanction of long continued success is the best criterion of superiority. Fourteen years have we devoted our Practice to the ex elusive treatment of two Disorders, and the successful result of our Plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as fat as we • are able, the ravages of those CoMplaints which are tlis most important in the t. atalogue of Human Infirmities. ' After initiation into every tiranch Of .Prattice, we centem. plated the suili;rings of SIPHYLITIC and DEIIII.I. TAT E 1) Patients, and loaned .. a wish to rescue individuals from the ignorance . or uneducated men, or'.thecquallY dan. serous precipitancy of general Praiditioners. The Disorders, to the cure of which we'..have devotca our attention, comprise every species,9f INYE C. TION, whether of a recent or long, duration; :idly. All kinds of }ATV, whetlif.l arising from the habits of 4 . chool4ioya, Or the indulgeneee of Mature Ai;e. Numerons;Diseases ere the Jesuit of ignorance or haste, 'in the treatm en t o f a simple Ci;onuirlitea, and it nut untie ipently hap Pens, that' t!,',e s.:erts of Lite are poisoned b) the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. . fly a superior met hod, such Cpmplainte are easily cured, and even where others have faileo, eve tru4t that we may IifeSUJIIC to otrer a ra..ical re.establiStnent. - • Few, howeVetVare the Cases of complicated distress in this Disorder, .totnpared with the ealathituus sittlahen of 'men, who, front an'indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or ; the prevalc4 gaieties phi fashionable life, acquire that state of Inch is the unavoidable consequence of such I:emit:tout; habit . Where the unhappy ste:rer breads over ilia misery, but 'carefully conceals his tnistoi time, it thay• be some console. lion for hits to-itnow, that although it may be au objeti of doubt of uncertainty with other. Practitioners, the remove' of these deficiencie , by thegradual progress of Renovation, is the acquirement of our experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have - began' to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented, by an early conitterattion of this languid state, and .in these eases, no g teat difficulty will - Occur.' Iffit where this defieieney has -fie pears existed, a proper perseverance is indapensably requisite to revive the. siuntoeiing sparks : of Lite, and to re-aamnate the_ Constitution The secrecy which is so essential to our undertik'ing, and .the qualifications which we presume to state, form th oa:is or put pietensiou*, and in coincidence-with su3h, this itiz: , na. Sion is given, that Mess's., I. El GI-1 and Co. I1)3V LW con . stilted personally, or by letters (inclosing a llanieNote), at. their House, No\ 29, Arundel street, Sttand, ticat. - temple. - Bair. . there is an additional Entrance is Water-street, adjoining, ant R the Name It ' but li the Doers; • • At D 1 PLOMA from the Royal College of Surgeon% in Lot and Testintent:lls front the most eminent . l'hysiciat i s and Lecturers, of regul.ir Education, and a. , .;%iOuons attention to t Ate Studies armry Branch of the Protes6ion, -re open to the itt.peCtion of any inquirer, and constitute the. growiti for t t'at sUCCCSS With which, We have bcen Iton.iured. 8 4 1..r.iki it 414 CO. S1.11'0(1115, 39, iitt,h4i-StiCin. NAPY-OFFIcE, 1114 27, tang. piir, PRINCIPAL OFFICE RS and COTi4 AtISS'IONERS of flis illajesy't Nazi, do hereby give Notice, that on Thuriday, 11he tsth ofYeerie next, at 'One o'Clock, they will be rea,f)4 to treat thitb snchPee.ronr as. may be tvilibw to cOmtraa for Int/dying His Majesu , 's sevetal Yard: tato PLUMBER'S WARES. if Farm of the Tender may he teen at this Office ; and no Tt !vittk received after One o'Ckc4 cat the Da . ). nor at y nOricid,'unlet ; the Patty, or an ilgeat for hint, attends, Evely T ender mmet . dr ace of ili a Letter - addrected to the Navy B , ard and tirted by two responeible Perrout, engagin l , r.) become u. 11.6 toe Per , o. , ;_tendirine,'i n thi Stint of th e dire tfljfinwalce of fik• C0.0.11///3. FICTU4I.4e: t • met" ' 840 - . ,1"H E COMIVISSIONERS for ICTUA LLIArG & Hit 11147E.STP t do hereby give Notice, flat cr. Tnesdiy,tbe 6th of Ilene teal, the). telt/ he'reacty sorcretveTrnders., in nothing (sealed up) o/ such quantities e/ gc sound SP tINISH RED WINE as the respelnve liferchants knd 1.4.114,1 sterna may thkk proper to cffir, lobe rubjeil t. a warranty of I•Weitfrf month: ; to be delivered in the space of one month, ./, to Crest sit and Exche. Duties, into hit kl.sjerty'e Vieinalling Stores at Deptford,: Portsmouth, aAti ' l ' s , Matith and and to be paid for by Rills payable, .with interest, ninety Diu after date. The Conditions of the Coirtritas may be teen al :he Sterthvy's ' No regUrd mill Ae had to any reAvier in which the Price shall sent be inserted in Ivied: at length, Cr that tball not be delivered to ;he Board before One o'Clock an the said Tuesday, the 6th of :Pont next, nor unless the Person noho mak,: the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends., to ansucr, when foe. .s. PICTWILLING,O.I. FICA, - fitly 23 diati T HE CO 111 MISSIONERS fo r PICTU4I LLING His Majesty's Watt); di hereby give Mike, That an Tueday, the tyh ,f June next, they tt4/1 he reddy to teteiv ?fel!. de?: in V' I iting (sealed yr), and treat for Four If Chala'r , :ns (each consisting cj 36 Bushels iFirteheit e r measure) PITI"s TANFI ELI) MOOlt„ WINI)SOlt, l'()N -TOP, cr , SII4II)SON's P()NI'OP COALS, to bedefivei-ed in a whole Cargo or d' arg e es , one hal/ thereof in the spare Six Weeks from the date of the Conte a 7, and *the other ,ball in Six Week: aftervaid e , tuiredr.and !weather .petoitting, alongride the IPhaPj of His .111.4jegy's riSu a lli ng P remise: at P(rneutb and Selohdvton s to he paid for; hy pings pgyable, l e ith Interest, days aft e r date.. • The'Condifiont of the Contratir ni.g he teen at the Sect dna': Ogee. No regard trill 6e had to av Testier, in tuZleh the 1" Ice thole not be !mated Is word; at length, or that :ball not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the :aid Tuesday, the 13th Q 1 Note Next, *or waders the Person lobo make: the Tender, of some Per, son on his J. attend:, to answer, when ialleel for. FICTUALLING.OFFICE, 7/..ret 2. ISr9. "rfiE; COM MISSIO,NERSfer PIC'J'Lt4.Z.LIN 0 Ills 1 1 14:1ESTY's NA Y do hereby give ~ 47 , ilee, That on 1'u45.1.0, the t3th instant; th,) , will he ready to re* eeive Tendert, in writiNg [sealed otp), and treat noitAeatch sent at will undertake to-parehate all tie YEAST 'bat shall be snide in hie Afttlettyi lirrtchottse t at .Dettliad, for- One .lear iron thepth of this /Mud". The COntiitkx: of the Contiva may be teen at 'the Secretary': OnSee, No regard will he had to an, Tender in uhieb the Price ibeal era be:mkt-fed is turrds at length, or that shall n=4 deliivred to the &aril helve Onti a'agek on the said nerdy, the 13th !nitwit, aoe tallest the Person who makes the Tender, or surer Pelson tot ki.r behatf, attends, 14 answer, when called fir. SAVIIEQUER BILL oFFicE,. May 27, iSo9, All Exchequer Bills dated in the Morrl.i of May 111;8' TO BE PA!!) 011 1 % • rrHE LORDS 0031,11ISSIO1vERS of His MA -1 TRBASUe I' 6.lvbq giver threDo le ic , f wg Pehicip a l of the 464 , e- v: extt4ned Exchequer Bills, tuith the Interest dile thereon, at' the Rerbequer Bill (Vice in th e R ece ip t of Exchequer, New l'alace Yazd, ,Iliestminster, on Monday the Vith Day of 7809 ; Attendance will he given daily (Suna'ars and Validly, exorted) awl inch, ling 'Thursday, the 1 cib lune, l Sq r from Ten o'Ciock in' the Morning till Ont in the Afternoon, jar the purtose . of reeelving the tart. And for the greater dispatch, the !!lames of the said I.lills are de. sired to bring Lists thereel, containing tie Numbers, in 'NA!. es:fried! Order, atc4rding in th e Dates of the said .Bill;, an d Commencement t./ Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, compute,' jr.uss, hue excluding the Dzys on ichich they are respeehvety a',ited, to th e sa id 2 6 f0 idery is June inclu- . 'size, When the inter est ' will cease t and the lard (evert tore dispels:oh& requited to indorse each Bill u itb their usual Sig. nature ; and to norite their Names and Residence' at the &teem o/ theft Lilts; and they are ve,reaver requ i r ed to atten d t h e Axchequer OFce for Plymeirt, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Recap:ajar the -lame. If any of the Polders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of reeeivingpayment gl the b.cipal and Interett t reviver, to /be 144 i4s:k Day of ISLA, they may t;e - , , accoorrwodated on COM. pitting the inte,..it to de Dip at tuhith atry wish to be paid, aEri Itavisg.tha Jro examination axe day prior thereto. . Such Per4Fots4 as Nip be detirous,,f having. New ENCIUVAIP Dills in whdror in part Principal, upon mar king New Bills, and inentio,ling the Amount, it the 'hottom of their yar Lists, delivered OM or b e f ore th e Isla ne,' iSe.9, may , he ac commodated with New Bilii,evrying Ar l 'titterer: Three.penre One Farthing the Day, on every one 'heed , rd Polinsitrlvbk6 said New' Bills will he4r Date the said 26rb eta wilt he deli . orred liidnesday. xKtli Yume,' .t td 11). lowing Days. . N. 8:: , 411 ExitilutP dalt , tll);lcr - to Ally, !SAS, adw,e.rti.44l tube paid it dud riPa.tirterea tbeueon bat rear tie. 4441 INDIA liiiLWAs Afay 3 t, 1809. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the, UNITED atitIPANY of IrIERCIIANTS of ENGLAND trading to the Egg to do here& give Notice, i hal Ihty Be ready to Naive Propotale in Writing, on cr If'tane.d. j ., the I . 3th "inie ixex: Jr z , t ar t y Pecson %rho may ve engaged to pmer.th toe CAntniationert of Hit Majesty's T,arttinrc 4ervice with Tonnage l for New Surto Wales, on terbat Terirtr tk4y e toilling to let t o th e Companya good Co Pr ft -1301:11)Mhi) , f/'rent iso to so Ton, horthert, to hr ing hwrre a Cargo tom lie': { 1 on Ctrenpask's Sii‘k ShiP to an'tal"e4 Ibe Cvnparry'e Op'eett, and to '.;e manned and egairped in every "este," ~:grreaky tbe a:kg! Regulociagi of log Comiotv. jbe tetraW to ear mre the Rate of ..?vrirr,, , ht• for &Flier': Metz imiwnent, anJahojor S,rrplsrs Annage, and itatrng tkesanre on 'be kivest Tr, s, a: Mtre tviii pro tunly cj !flaking a'iy. Abatement. l'he (Ater:, 1.116 the sword " Ship Tender" on tine (:rer, to As severalty ..caled stp 4,4 id, the Se‘retery, of or heird'e Po.)eive o'C't,--.1 at Noon, on the ,141,1 13th Yerne, hi:y(44l.ll4kb tharr :be Coati will not Yrceive an; Teroltr, RAMSAY, Secretary. Draft of the Tenter and I, l ontihia,vs on 1.-Neb the ship will be Vtg.tged .14r the Corn pat,y' SCPW're, 01 0 upon elppliita. tion to ttlr. hdatce, Gierk to P‘re Committee if 41.rtaf Ira. sd.o Next, the Ls: # ;4:0;4. . • :VIENNA, MAY 1 head-quarters 61 7 the .Erb peror Narot,cObrare still at • Schoerthrunn ; General Alma IiOSY, the Governor of the city, and the Court. seller, of State DA RU, reside in the Court aPart Media' of the Arehdnke Jou N. The Armed :Burgher guard of this city, which is a very tine corr . , is cOntinued. They performa Part of the duty of the town, and. assist in preserving tranquility. The nibble, into whose hands the Archduke MAXIMILIAN put we. tlOtr, are dissrtned--thus every thing is quiet, . ,An Carder of the Day for regulating theMilitarY seriice in Vienna, has been published.in the Impe rial head•quarters. Eight superior Officers are ap-, pointed under the Governor-General A.Noa.cosys who,are to . have the command.of the eight suburbs . , l'he',followingimportant document waS publisheil here this day ;-- PROCLAMATIpN. E' Ititperial Held.quarters at Sehoertbrotnt. " HU 14C4 RI A " The Emperor of Austria, unfaithful to hic treaties, and forgetful of the generosity with which I treated him, after three successive; wais, but par.. tiCularly after the war of 1,605, has littaeked my armies.. This unjust aggression I have tepelled. That God, who i, the giver of ri6.lOry, and who punishes ingratitude and perfidy, has been favoura ble to my .aria. I ht3ve entered.the capital of Aus. tria, and find myself upon your frontiers. it is the Emperor of, Austria, not the King of Hungary, echo has declared W,ar against rne. According to you Constitution; be could not declare war witi,ocl your consent.* Your steady defensive 'system, and the measures adopted in the last bid, have sufii. ciently proved, that your wish was the maintenance of Peace.. " Hur s tgarians ! The moment for recovering your independence is arrived. I offer. ou the bility of your territory,. of your freedom; and 'of your constitution, or whether the latter shall remain as it . now subsists, or whether it shall be modified by yourselves, in such a mauler as the spirit of the, times and the iritetests of your fellow-ciiizerts , May ~want nothing from , yeti ; I desireronly to see you a free ,and indepen dent nation. Your connexion with Austria has been :for yore most unfortunate. For tbat•connelion your blood has often flowed in distiint lands and your dearest interests. have constantly been sa crificed to those of the 'hereditary AUstrian States,. You form the most interesting part'of the Empire, and yet you have beenregarded only ,as a conquered . Province, ,afid made the vietim of passions, whibli to yi?ti were altogether 'forelo. You possess the distinaion of national manners; 'and a , national langitiige—You are justly: proud of your aucient ~and illustrious origin. Resume then 'your existence as a natiOn., Have a king of yoUr' chuiing, who shall govern for you only—..:who shall reside in the midst . 'Of you—who shall be 'surrounded. only by your own 'citizens and soldiers. This, tionga rians, is what all Europe, whose eyed are now turned towards you, eXpeas from you... This also is re ifufr6d of you by me. ‘ 4 An - eternal peace, commercial relation'', a con &Med independence.—Such is the high reward that awaits you, if you be worthy of your ancestors and of yourselves. " You willnot rejeet frink and genetoes of. tier. You will no longer *bed your blood for weak Princes, constantly the puppets of ,Ministers, sold to Englanti,to the. eternal enemy Di' the COntitrent, whose prbiperiiy it founded on tnntiopoly and our Asseinble then in a National . Diet, according to the custom of your forefathers, on the plains of flaws, and let me know your decision, " NANLEori." *woo* N 1 Nll.l BULLETIN OF THE FRENCii VIEN'NA, MAY 19.--While the army was taking some repose at Vienna--while its corps were re uniting—and while the Emperor was reviewing the troops, in order to distribute roVards to the bravo men who had.distinguished, themselves, and tilling 'up the vacancies which had occurred, every mees. sary preparation was made for the important opera , tion of the,passagd of the Danube. After the battle of Eckrimbl, Prince CHATILT being driven to this other side of the Danube, hey.` no other refuge than the mountains of Bohemia, By pursuing the_rernains of Prince CuittLEs'i army into tite interior tit Bohemia, the Emperor might have taiti..en from him his artdieky and hay: